a. Obs. [f. L. cadūcus CADUCOUS + -AL.] Perishable, corruptible; = CADUKE 2.
1533. Coverdale, Lord’s Supper, Wks. 1844, I. 435. The caducal and corruptible meats where with the belly is fed.
1642. H. More, Song Soul, II. i. iii. xxiv. Nought … but vain sensibles we see caducall.
